Singapore Haw Par Villa Hell's Museum Admission Ticket

The world's first museum on death and the afterlife
at Haw Par Villa, Singapore

Hell's Museum, located inside Haw Par Villa, shows how religions, cultures and civilisations around the world have understood death and the afterlife. A visit takes about 2 to 4 hours depending on your interest, and your ticket gives you access until closing time. Opening hours are 10:00 to 18:00, with last entry at 17:00.

Compare the afterlife across religions and cultures

Explore how major religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity and Islam depict heaven, hell and reincarnation. Specially curated displays offer insights into commonalities across the world's major belief systems and how communities around the world, including Singapore, draw meaning from death and dying.

Immerse yourself in multimedia exhibits

Discover how cultures have interpreted death and the afterlife through art, mythology and rituals, from ancient Egyptian mummies to traditional Chinese ancestor worship. Videos, interactive installations and soundscapes create an immersive experience that engages your senses.

Learn more about the 10 Courts of Hell

Haw Par Villa is famous for its graphic tableaux of the 10 Courts of Hell from Chinese mythology. Discover how the concepts behind representations of sins and punishments in the afterlife evolved as ancient civilisations shared their cultures.

※ The museum contains graphic depictions of suffering and punishment. Parental guidance is advised for children aged 7 and below, and it is not recommended for children under 9.
※ Some parts of the museum are exposed to the elements, so bring an umbrella or poncho.